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Alloy Steel Sprockets
Alloy Steel Sprockets

Alloy Steel Sprockets

Alloy Steel Sprockets Specification

  • Gear Type
  • Sprocket Wheel
  • Material
  • Alloy Steel
  • Processing Type
  • Machined
  • Gear Tooth Profile
  • Involute
  • Gearing Arrangement
  • Simplex, Duplex, Triplex (dependant on requirement)
  • Output Torque
  • Standard and custom torque options available
  • Rated Power
  • Up to 20 kW (depends on sprocket size and application)
  • Input Speed
  • Up to 3500 RPM (depends on application)
  • Output Speed
  • Depends on sprocket teeth and chain ratio
  • Efficiency
  • Up to 98% (properly lubricated system)
 
 

About Alloy Steel Sprockets

Steel Sprockets

Standard Sprockets made from Mild Steel available Ex-Stock.

Custom made Sprockets manufactured from carbon steel, alloy steel, polymers heat treated by flame or induction hardening process with finished bore, keyway or splining.



High-Performance Alloy Steel Sprockets

Our machined alloy steel sprockets are designed for durability and optimum efficiency. Using involute tooth profiles and offering simplex, duplex, or triplex arrangements, these sprockets ensure reliable performance in various industrial applications. Their robust construction and adaptability to custom torque and power requirements make them ideal for demanding operations.


Tailored to Your Application Needs

With rated power up to 20 kW and input speeds up to 3500 RPM, our sprockets can be customized to fit unique operational demands. Whether you need a simplex drive for basic systems or a triplex arrangement for heavy-duty tasks, we ensure precision manufacturing for maximum service life.

FAQs of Alloy Steel Sprockets:


Q: How are Alloy Steel Sprockets manufactured?

A: Alloy Steel Sprockets are manufactured using high-grade alloy steel and are precisely machined to achieve the required gear tooth profile, typically involute. This machining process ensures smooth engagement with the chain, high efficiency, and enhanced durability.

Q: What benefits does the involute tooth profile provide in these sprockets?

A: An involute tooth profile ensures smoother motion, reduced wear, and higher transmission efficiency, making the sprocket suitable for heavy-duty or high-speed applications and contributing to long-term reliability.

Q: When should I choose simplex, duplex, or triplex sprocket arrangements?

A: Select simplex for single chain drives, duplex for moderate power transmission with two chains, and triplex for high-strength, robust applications requiring three chain paths. Your choice depends on the torque and power your application needs.

Q: Where can Alloy Steel Sprockets be used?

A: These sprockets are suitable for industrial machinery, conveyors, material handling systems, and any mechanical setup where high reliability and strength are essential. They are widely used across manufacturing plants and processing facilities in India.

Q: What is the process for customizing a sprocket for specific torque or power requirements?

A: Customization involves assessing your operational needs such as output torque, input speed, and rated power. Our engineers will design and machine the sprocket, adjusting material treatment, tooth profile, and gearing arrangement to match your unique requirements.

Q: How can I ensure maximum efficiency and longevity from these sprockets?

A: Ensure correct installation, maintain proper alignment, and follow a regular lubrication schedule. Proper lubrication can help achieve the rated up to 98% efficiency and significantly extend the sprockets lifespan.

Q: What is the typical output power and speed range for these sprockets?

A: The rated power ranges up to 20 kW depending on size and application, with input speeds up to 3500 RPM. The actual output speed depends on the number of sprocket teeth and the selected chain ratio.

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